The most obvious way is to keep it…but let’s not simplify the situation too much. In most cases your domain is something you rent. You pay a fee and the domain name becomes yours, but then after a while, this agreement to allow you to have that domain name expires, a bit like renting a house.
There are many features that we love about Dropbox. Its simple synchronization, permission to encrypt your files using a third-party service, ability to view older versions of your files, and so on, make it desirable over other cloud storage service providers. Dropbox has recently updated their app for iPhone to version 1.5.5 to enable us [...]
Long before the cloud came around, individuals and companies alike were turning to Web based storage and data recovery. With a mix of software and Web based management controls, off-site data backup and recovery was finicky, non-mobile and not too much more cost effective than the on-site tradition. Now that the cloud is above, the nomenclature of the past no longer applies – cloud storage and data recovery solutions are growing in maturity, offering capabilities in integration, management and control that the old Web based data storage providers just couldn’t offer.
It’s gonna happen eventually…but when? When are we going to stop using these rudimentary tools – the computer keyboard and mouse. Just look at them. They look like they are straight out of the early 1900′s and well…they are. At least, the keyboard is. The Keyboard has its roots in typewriter technology which was first in use in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Video terminals for computing along with keyboards were used in the 1970s. The mouse was first used for personal computers around 1984.
You don’t need a major Hollywood studio or even expensive equipment to create 3D video. Chances are you have everything you need already. You can get 2D to 3D conversion from several applications, but YouTube provides a free and easily available solution for anyone. This works for any videos that you may have sitting on your hard drive already, but works even better if you learn some tips to shoot 2D video with the knowledge that you’re going to be converting to 3D later.
Google proved this week that although one Hurricane Sandy might put a halt on a big planned press event, it wasn’t enough to stop them from revealing the much-anticipated new Nexus gadgets. All of the new products were quite a bit to take in, and one might have found it necessary to stop and keep track of just who was carrying what, but all of the new pieces are looking quite promising.
If your boss asks you to work from home, you may jump at the chance. Before you say yes, you need to stop and consider that telecommuting isn’t for everyone. While the thought of working from home sounds good, some people don’t find it to be all it’s cracked up to be. If you’ve been tasked with doing your job from your home, here are five ways to make telecommuting work for you.
Whether you’re looking for a new career or simply want to pick up a new skill, teaching yourself code from the comfort of your own couch is easier than it’s ever been before. Learning code can be particularly helpful if you’re going to school for a computer science degree; knowing code can make you more employable over a wider variety of fields. Here are the top sites to learn code from home.
I am Paul Salmon, an avid technology fanatic who is always learning new things. My goal is to inform and help others with technology.
With this blog I try to cover various topics on this blog to cover a broad range of topics.
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